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Young William James Thinking, Vincent M. Colapietro

Dewey Studies

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Earning The Ending, Sarah Rosenthal

Creative Nonfiction Magazine

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Pragmatism In Transition, Michael G. Festl

Dewey Studies

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Experiencing William James, J. Edward Hackett

Dewey Studies

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John Dewey's Pragmatic Philosophy As A Critique Of Economic Discourse, Maciej Kassner

Dewey Studies

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Field Philosophy: Deweyan Inquiry On Climate Change Adaptation Perspectives, Anthony Voisard

Dewey Studies

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Yellow, Maureen Hirthler

Creative Nonfiction Magazine

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Mahmoud V. Taylor: A Significant Victory For The Religious Rights Of Parents With Children In Public Schools, Rena M. Lindevaldsen

Liberty University Law Review

The Supreme Court’s June 2025 decision in Mahmoud v. Taylor unmistakably accomplished two things: it strengthened the Free Exercise Clause protections of the First Amendment, and it weakened the ability of schools to press an ideological agenda on matters of human sexuality and gender identity when the materials substantially interfere with the religious development of children. After Montgomery County refused to exercise its discretion to give parents notice and the right to opt their elementary-aged children out of objectional material concerning gender identity and sexual orientation, several parents and a non-profit organization sued, alleging free exercise and parental rights claims. …

Bottomless, Jefferson Slagle

Creative Nonfiction Magazine

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The Wildebeest, Or Everything And Nothing: The History Of Pain, Amy Schroeder

Creative Nonfiction Magazine

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The Dark Month, Christopher Collins

Creative Nonfiction Magazine

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In The Midst Of Winter, Geoffrey Melada

Creative Nonfiction Magazine

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Encounter: A Luminous At Existence, Heidi Mckinley

Creative Nonfiction Magazine

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Differences And Changes In Cross-Cultural Sensitivity Of German And Japanese Students Before And After Short-Term Exchange Programs, Kazumasa Nakagawa, Yuko Takahashi, Melanie Zwiorek

Journal of Educational Research and Practice

Since 2012, a Japanese and a German university have conducted exchange programs. This study examined the effects of a short-term exchange program in 2023, focusing on intercultural sensitivity. Nine Japanese students and nine German students completed a 24-item Intercultural Sensitivity Scale before and after the program using a 5-point Likert scale. We performed cross-tabulations and analyzed differences between countries and pre- and post-program changes using chi-square or Fisher’s exact tests. The results suggest that even a short-term exchange enhanced Japanese students’ confidence in intercultural interactions and encouraged German students to reflect on their own culture. However, Japanese students showed lower …

Prometheus Unbound, Elizabeth Fortescue

Creative Nonfiction Magazine

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Unafraid Of The Dark, Susan Bruns Rowe

Creative Nonfiction Magazine

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The Disproportionate Impact Of Hiv On Young Women In Durban: Exploring Gendered Vulnerabilities And Socioeconomic Barriers, Adrian A. Nolasco

Capstone Collection

South Africa has a high rate of HIV, with young women in Durban especially affected due to social, economic, and cultural challenges. This study looks at the experiences of young women living with HIV and the views of healthcare professionals caring for them in KwaZulu-Natal. Using a qualitative, phenomenological approach, semi-structured interviews were conducted with five women and three medical professionals to explore how HIV affects their lives, the challenges they face, and how they cope.

The findings show that both structural and personal barriers make it hard for young women to stick to treatment. Long waits at clinics, limited …

Inaccessibility Harms: Exploring The Impact Of Inaccessible Campus Organizations On Disabled Students, Francis W. Q. Corvin, Natalie G. Horgan

Purdue Journal of Service-Learning and International Engagement

There are 3.5 million Disabled college students in the United States, with 4,671 utilizing disability services at Purdue University. Nationwide, 8–14% of students in higher education are Disabled, indicating a substantial number of students whose needs should be prioritized and supported. Inaccessibility impacts the way Disabled college students are able to engage with the college experience. Inaccessible classes, restrooms, clubs, job fairs, and campuses create significant barriers thatthat extend far beyond the classroom. Disabled students face challenges in securing scholarships, finding employment, graduating on time, and achieving long-term socioeconomic stability. Recognizing these barriers, HonorServes, a community service student committee at …

Empowering Caregivers Through Informal Stem Counterspaces: A Reflective Analysis Of Parental Workshops, Renee Gibert, Desmine Robinson, Virgina Booth Womack

Purdue Journal of Service-Learning and International Engagement

Students’ academic success particularly in mathematics, where early mastery lays the foundation for critical thinking and problem-solving skills, can be directly tied to caregiver engagement (Jeynes, 2012; Epstein, 2018). Algebra by 7th Grade (Ab7G) at Purdue is a Saturday informal STEM counterspace that provides math tutoring and engineering-focused projects to participants in grades 1–10. Students are mentored by Purdue graduate and graduate students. The mentors facilitate mentoring, tutoring, and engineering projects. Ab7G is a hybrid format that meets for six sessions per academic semester on Saturdays. Duke Energy and Chevron provide funding for Ab7G, ensuring accessibility at no cost to …

The Best Panaceas For Heartaches, Kristin Johnson

Creative Nonfiction Magazine

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Encounter: This Essentially Meaningless Conflict, Lee Gutkind, Dan Sarewitz

Creative Nonfiction Magazine

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Contagious Empathy, Sherrie Flick

Creative Nonfiction Magazine

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Beyond Gimmicks: Performance Art Holds Valuable Lessons For Creative Nonfiction Writers, Renée E. D’Aoust

Creative Nonfiction Magazine

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Pluripotent, Amanda C. Niehaus

Creative Nonfiction Magazine

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Making Writing "Hip": At One New York City School, High Intensity Practice Writing Keeps Young Writers Engaged, Matthew Mercier

Creative Nonfiction Magazine

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The Ink That Binds: Creative Writing & Addiction, Sheryl St. Germain

Creative Nonfiction Magazine

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It's Complicated: The Joy Of Writing, Jennifer Niesslein

Creative Nonfiction Magazine

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From The Editor: What's The Story?, Lee Gutkind

Creative Nonfiction Magazine

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See: N, Below, Carrie Barker

Creative Nonfiction Magazine

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A Scarring Experience: Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation As A Novel Palliative Approach In Colorectal Cancer Survivorship, Aryan Dowlatshahi, Leanne Jackson, Mary Garcia

Cancer Survivorship Research Retreat

This is a discussion of the novel approach of pelvic floor rehabilitation in its utility specifically for colorectal cancer survivorship which will be additionally presented at the MD Anderson Survivorship Research Retreat conference.